amingilani

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by amingilani 2y ago
Heh, I just finished an AuxComm training and two IMS (Ontario’s version of ICS) courses last week. Great timing.
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by amingilani 2y ago
This may be the first time I’ve looked at an article and realized that it is AI slop.
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by amingilani 2y ago
Even simpler, advertise your onion domain by including a Onion-Location header in the clear-net site’s response. The Tor Browser automatically detects and offers to redirect you there. No need to memorize the onion domain.
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by amingilani 2y ago
This appears to be an outdated fork of CyberChef loaded with adware. The actual URL is https://gchq.github.io/CyberChef/
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by amingilani 2y ago
I agree that code searchability is a good thing but I disagree with those examples. They intentionally increase the chance of errors. Maybe there’s an alternative way to achieve what the author set out but increasing searchability at the co
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by amingilani 2y ago
Is there a research paper is this? Seriously, I find the most interesting works self-published in people’s personal blogs and I often wonder if there’s a paper in there and why it didn’t make it into a paper. Maybe there’s a paper in findin
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by amingilani 2y ago
If you put your files on the free CloudFlare R2 storage tier and aggressively cache your site’s HTML, you can get away with the free tier on Vercel :)
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by amingilani 2y ago
Bit off-topic but is Jeff Geerling posting this on HN? I love your videos but didn’t think you were an HN-er.
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by amingilani 2y ago
Feedback: I had to read that twice to realize that I resonated with your perspective.
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by amingilani 2y ago
Is there an open source equivalent for MacOS?
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by amingilani 2y ago
> poetry took whole day and still couldn't resolve deps. I hate doing this, but the solution is to reduce the search space for poetry to find a compatible version. Verbosely install with poetry (-vvv) and note the package it gets st
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by amingilani 2y ago
Reminds me of this old con idea. Get a mailing list of 1024 people, send half an email that the market will go up, and half that it will go down. The next day, half of them will see you got the prediction correct. Of those, send a further h
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by amingilani 2y ago
I wish there was a similar part 2 course. All the courses I’ve seen seem to end at roughly the same point. I want to learn about elliptic curve cryptography and post quantum crypto systems.
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by amingilani 2y ago
There are already nuclear armed “terrorist nations”. Notwithstanding that “terrorist” is subjective and loaded term.
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by amingilani 2y ago
That’s not adulthood. What you’re describing is impossible. You can’t suddenly change your beliefs as you enter or exit a gate. You can choose to suppress your opinions, and you may be okay with that. But that’s the same thing.
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by amingilani 2y ago
> Check your political beliefs at the gate when you walk in Why? How? It’s unreasonable to suddenly flip a switch and turn off your beliefs when you walk through a gate. > Every 2 weeks your employer settles their debt to you. This is
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by amingilani 3y ago
Not all countries have chipped passports. But those passports are just as valid as any other.
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by amingilani 3y ago
To expand on this, it uses quantum entanglement for FTL communication over a distance of 4 light years. Still a great story, though.
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by amingilani 3y ago
In the off chance you don’t keep notes, I’ve found reconstructing what happened on the server from its history to be invaluable. I once joined a company after they ran out of backend engineers and had to restore a server from a backup. Figu
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by amingilani 3y ago
Why would you claim they’re tumours? Is there evidence showing that it’s unsafe? Plenty of ideas are abhorrent when they’re proposed but are obvious in hindsight. For example, Ignaz Semmelweis was ridiculed for proposing that surgeons wash
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by amingilani 3y ago
Sorry, what is? It isn’t to post or ask for archival links. It’s only a contravention if someone complains about paywalls.
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by amingilani 3y ago
Google’s oauth logins are timing out too.
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by amingilani 3y ago
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by amingilani 3y ago
The modern way is to use @cache which is just lru_cache(maxsize=None).
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by amingilani 3y ago
I suspect the author just needs this a ‘git wip’ alias for their work in progess: git config --global alias.wip '!git add . && git commit -m "WIP"'
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by amingilani 3y ago
The lockfile mitigates supply chain attacks to a large extent. Much like any other language’s package ecosystem.
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by amingilani 3y ago
> enabling merchants to give estimated delivery dates to customers during shopping and ordering It’ll be a new era when FedEx can give accurate delivery estimates. Last time I recall paying for next day delivery and wondering how my pac
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by amingilani 3y ago
Hamas isn’t a country it’s a terrorist organization. It didn’t invade, it terrorized. Anyone who ignores disproportionate, egregious civilian murders to explain their perspective that Israel is good makes a better case for a misinformed wha
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by amingilani 3y ago
I’m sorry I don’t want this to spill into a debate about Israel but saying Israel isn’t genocidal is disingenuous. In this last conflict so far there’s been 1.4K Israelis killed while 23k Palestinians killed. It’s disproportionally high on
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by amingilani 3y ago
I don’t care much for Iran or its neighbours. If you’re framing Israel as the victim here, it probably does have nuclear weapons. I suppose a follow up question is: why is Iran evil for having a secret nuclear weapons program and Israel isn

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